How to Create a Custom Header with Elementor?

Elementor 2.0 is here and it is better than ever! Now you can take control of your whole website and design it as you want. This update for Elementor Pro allows you to create custom Theme Parts that you can design yourself such as Header, Footer, Archive Pages, Single post layout and a lot more.

Creating a Custom Header with Elementor Pro

Having a good header serves both functionality and design. I say it is integral because it acts as the prime navigation of your website. In this article, we will learn how you can design a custom Headers with the Elementor page builder.

Step 2: Now click on the Add New Button at the top. Select the type of template as Header and give your header a proper name.

Step 3: After entering a proper name, click on the Create Template button.

Step 4: Once the page loads, you get to choose from multiple pre-designed layouts. Select the one you want and click on the Insert button.

Step 5: Now you can see that the layout is loaded on the page. We will now begin editing the header but don’t worry; there is nothing new you need to learn here. You can start designing the header the way you want by selecting the widgets.

Step 6: The Header would automatically fetch the dynamic image that is the site logo from the website but if that’s not the case, you can add the site logo by dragging and dropping the site logo module, and it will directly fetch the site logo.

If you are still not able to see the site logo, then go ahead and check with your theme if the image is updated there or not.

Step 7: Change the menu of the website with the one you want there, and you can go ahead and change the way it looks by making changes in the style tab if required.

Step 8: You can make many other alterations as well such as adding a new widget or even a row just like you do in the default builder. After making all the changes, click on the Publish button on the bottom left corner of the page.

Step 9: Now you need to set some conditions here. Since I want my header to show up on the Entire Site, I will select the same from the list. This feature lets you assign custom header to different parts of the website according to different needs such as logged in and logged out users, etc.

Step 10: After making all the changes, click on the Publish button. This is the result, a functional and straightforward header-

Over To You!

This was just a simple example of how you can create a Custom Header using Elementor Page Builder. You can try and use other templates as well, or if you want to go for something unique, you can create your design as well by starting from scratch!

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Yashwardhan Rana

I am Yash, Content Marketing Head at IdeaBox Creations, we are the makers of PowerPack :) I love good food, gaming and memes. When I am not in front of my laptop, I am either cooking, traveling or attending WordPress meetups.

Yes, you are correct Custom Header functionality is available in Elementor Pro. I am sorry, this wasn’t clear in the post and it has been updated now. I would also like to clarify that you don’t need PowerPack Elements to build a Custom Header.